WHEELS & TYRES

FOR LAND ROVERS, RANGE ROVERS & INEOS GRENADIERS.

Your tyres are the only point of contact between your vehicle and the road (or terrain beneath it). On heavier, more capable 4x4s, tyres and wheel setup play a huge role in safety, comfort, handling and reliability.


Whether you drive mainly on the road, off-road, or a mix of both, having the right tyres fitted and set up correctly makes a noticeable difference.


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TYRES TO SUIT HOW YOU DRIVE.

Different vehicles and different drivers need different tyres.


We stock and fit tyres for all Land Rover, Range Rover and INEOS Grenadier models, including popular options such as BFGoodrich, and can source any tyre or wheel quickly.


Well help you choose tyres based on your on-road driving, off-road, mixed road and off-road driving, towing and comfort priorities. There's no one-size-fits-all solution and the right advice helps you get the best from your vehicle.


We offer a complete range of tyre and wheel services, including:

  • Tyre supply and fitting.
  • Tyre balancing.
  • Wheel alignment.

All work is carried out with your vehicle type and usage in mind.


Why tyres matter more on 4x4s and the impacts of potholes.

4x4 vehicles are heavier and place greater demands on tyres than standard cars. Worn, damaged or incorrectly fitted tyres can affect:

  • Braking distances.
  • Steering and stability.
  • Fuel efficiency.
  • Ride comfort.


Therefore, regular tyre checks and correct setup help keep your vehicle predictable and safe in all conditions.


Potholes, uneven road surfaces and clipping kerbs are common causes of tyre and wheel issues.

These impacts can:

  • Damage tyres internally.
  • Knock wheel alignment out of specification.
  • Cause uneven or accelerated tyre wear.
  • Affect how straight the vehicle drives.


Sometimes the damage isn’t immediately obvious, which is why alignment checks are often recommended after a significant impact.



Wheel alignment explained.

Wheel alignment involves adjusting the angles of the wheels to match the manufacturer’s specifications.

This includes:

  • Toe adjustments (as a minimum).
  • Ensuring wheels sit correctly relative to the vehicle.


Correct alignment helps:

  • Prevent uneven tyre wear.
  • Prolong tyre life.
  • Improve straight-line stability.
  • Ensure predictable handling.


If your vehicle pulls to one side, the steering wheel isn’t straight, or tyres wear unevenly, alignment may be needed.


What to do if you get a puncture and why you need to keep an eye on your tyres.

A puncture can be inconvenient, especially on a larger 4x4.

If you experience:

  • Sudden loss of pressure.
  • Warning messages.
  • Changes in handling.


It’s best to:

  • Reduce speed safely.
  • Avoid driving long distances on a damaged tyre.
  • Have the tyre inspected as soon as possible.


Driving on a damaged tyre can cause further issues, including wheel damage.


Tyres often wear gradually, which makes problems easy to overlook. Regular checks and correct setup help ensure:

  • Safer braking and handling.
  • Reduced risk of blowouts.
  • Better performance in wet or slippery conditions.


It’s a simple way to protect both your vehicle and its occupants.



Wheels & tyres sorted simply.

Whether you need a single replacement tyre, a full set, or an alignment check after hitting a pothole, we can advise and take care of it for you.


We can order and fit tyres to suit your Land Rover, Range Rover or INEOS Grenadier with advice tailored to how you drive.


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WHEELS & TYRES FAQ'S

  • How often should tyres be checked?

    Tyres should be checked regularly for wear and pressure, and before long trips. Uneven wear can indicate alignment issues.

  • Can you supply tyres for off-road or mixed use?

    Yes. We stock and source tyres suitable for on-road, off-road and mixed driving, including options designed for durability and traction.

  • How do I know if my wheel alignment is out?

    Common signs include the vehicle pulling to one side, uneven tyre wear, or the steering wheel not sitting straight when driving.

  • Can potholes affect wheel alignment?

    Yes. Hitting potholes or kerbs can knock alignment out and damage tyres, even if the impact didn’t seem severe at the time.

  • Is wheel alignment worth doing when fitting new tyres?

    Yes. Alignment helps ensure new tyres wear evenly and last as long as possible.

  • Are tyres different for towing or heavy loads?

    Yes. Vehicles that tow or carry heavy loads may benefit from tyres designed to handle additional weight and stress.